The Dixie Sun News will continue being the voice of the university despite the loss of our printed edition. After receiving results from a survey sent to students, faculty and staff, we analyzed the 150 responses to find where and how we can better represent the voices of Dixie State University students. We, as a […]
It’s that season again where we’re reminded to have an attitude of gratitude. As COVID-19 cases continue to rise and the year is coming to an end, students remain grateful for the valuable things they have this year. Here are things that students around campus said they’re thankful for this year: Having professors work with […]
Cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation have key differences, with one being offensive and the other celebratory. Imagine scrolling through your Instagram feed and you see a girl whose hair is styled in cornrow braids and you say, “I like that, I’m going to wear my hair like that because I think it’s cute,” and the […]
Freshmen are not getting the full college experience when school events continue to be canceled. As a freshman, I was looking forward to attending events to become more involved on campus and meet new people; however, when the school continues to cancel events, I’m not on campus enough to meet anyone other than the few […]
As the autumn-colored leaves start falling from the trees and a cold chill fills the air, you might develop congestion and a cough despite all the layers you’re bundled-up in. It may seem like everyone around you is developing a small cold, leaving others sick and weak with fatigue, but what happens when that person […]
A painting of a girl running through a dark and haunting forest, a bright orange pumpkin designed with a spooky face, and a horrifying animal mounted on a wall with large horns sticking from its head are just a few art pieces presented at this years Halloween Art Show. With no specific title or theme […]
Fake news is all around the web and social media platforms, and websites can make it easy for viewers to be fooled. Fake news is news that has been published and is either misreported or falsified to make someone or something look bad. Dixie State University professors point out certain psychological tactics and algorithms used […]
Quarantine and social distancing have caused a loss of experiences and potential memories for everyone, and each generation is taking it differently. We have all heard people make comments about how the old are wiser than the young, and it’s true because older people have experienced and learned lessons throughout their lives. Those born between […]
The potential international student policy change announced by President Donald Trump’s administration Sept. 25 should be put into place for the safety of U.S. citizens. This policy is proposed to prevent students from being overlooked and bringing information from the U.S. to their home country. Students will be limited to four-year or two-year degrees depending […]
As the temperature begins to cool down and the leaves switch colors, St. George heads into fall. Despite the global pandemic, your autumn memories can still become reality because most places are opening up, continuing their annual activities, and allowing DSU students to make this season just as memorable as the others. Fiesta Fright Arcade […]